shizuyue

Drats, I meant to write that and I forgot. The link in my post actually explains the more complicated part better, but I’ll try and explain.

Basically, it checks what page I’m loading and see if it matches the $pages array (which I put ‘post.php’ and ‘post-new.php’ because that’s where the editor is) and then it checks (with some data passed to the page) to see if the post type is ‘page’ (because I want only Pages to have HTML editor as default), and if both options are yes, it runs the add_filter to set the default editor to html editor.

There are bits in between that I’m not sure how exactly they work, but the code is working for me.

I have a similar problem, only the HTML bits that kept disappearing are from my Pages.

So after seeing this, armed with the piece of code from panther8’s link, I did a bit of searching and found this page about Page Detection for Post Types in the Admin Menu and I managed to cobbled together something that works for me.

function post_type_script($pagehook) {
    global $post_type;
    $pages = array( 'post.php', 'post-new.php' );
    if ( in_array( $pagehook, $pages ) && $post_type == 'page' ) {
        add_filter( 'wp_default_editor', create_function('', 'return "html";') );
    }
}

add_action('admin_enqueue_scripts', 'post_type_script', '', array(&$this) );

I’m not sure how you can edit it to help with your issue, but I believe it can be used for getting the post.php to do certain things only for posts of certain criteria.

I do know that post.php has the post ID for the post to be edited. A vague idea in my head is to store a list(array?) of the post ID of the posts which shouldn’t be edited somewhere(options?) and check with the list when loading post.php.

Maybe somebody else can work it out. :3 I’m not confident of my code-cobbling skills for something this bit more complicated. I think it can work as a simple plugin, to be honest.

Yeah, I noticed that too. Even now with Release Candidate 1. I think it started happening when the Configure option moved from the left side, after the title, to the right.

Well… since I’m not sure what you want done, I’ll just point you to where the codes to change/add to are. It’s in index.php.

<p class="info">
<?php if ($post->post_excerpt != "") { ?><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" class="more">Continue Reading</a><?php } ?>

<?php comments_popup_link('Add comment', '1 comment', '% comments', 'commentlink', ''); ?>
<em class="date"><?php the_time('F jS, Y') ?><!-- at <?php the_time('h:ia')  ?>--></em>
<!--<em class="author"><?php the_author(); ?></em>-->
<?php edit_post_link('Edit','<span class="editlink">','</span>'); ?>

I found the solution myself by referencing the top part of the category-template.php… *sweats*

function in_cat_hierarchy($cat, $postid = '') {
global $category_cache, $cache_categories, $post, $blog_id;
$incats = array();
if ( !$id ) {
$id = $post->ID;
}
update_post_category_cache($id);
$categories = $category_cache[$blog_id][$id];
foreach ($categories as $category) {
$incats[$category->cat_ID] = true;
$incats[$category->category_nicename] = true;
$parent = $category->category_parent;
while($parent != 0) {
$incats[$parent] = true;
$incats[$cache_categories[$parent]->category_nicename] = true;
$parent = $cache_categories[$parent]->category_parent;
}
}
return !empty($incats[$cat]);
}

I have the same problem too, except mine is a lot more complicated, because mine involves using the category hierarchy itself.

Basically what I do is that, I make it [ query_posts ] for one category. Let’s say… A. Then I use [ if ] condition and, in your case, maybe [ in_category(‘category_id’) ] to pick out those that are also in B and only display them. I actually use [ continue; ] with [ if ] but I haven’t touch this code for some time so I’m not sure if it’s necessary or not.

It may not work, but it’s worth a try. ^^;;

If you have access to your database, you can find and edit your post directly there. It’s in raw html. I used to do it when the editor of 2.0 pissed me off by nesting tags strangely.

Uh… from what I see, you have already done what you wanted. Care to elaborate more?

I’m not sure if the function you’re looking for is still there, but I’m guessing it’s either in ‘post.php’ or ‘post-template.php’ in the wp-includes folder.

They renamed/added/edited a whole bunch of stuff in this version.

I figured out why when I checked my categories. Apparently, what used to be my ‘link category 1’ is now just ‘category 8’. Thanks for the help, Otto42.

Are bookmarks and links the same thing? I tried the wp_list_bookmarks but it’s not working either.

2.1 had the <p> tag appearing in my <div> in the posts, but I deleted line 66 and it’s looking back to normal now. Thanks for the tip.

I have the same problem on two seperate blogs and it’s driving me nuts editting them out of my db.

wblogan, thanks for the temporary fix. I wish it’s permanent though, because my postmeta table sure is getting crowded.